Simple Policy Adjustments: The universal minimum income support at $60,000.00 per year per citizen that satisfies the cost of living and the reasonable sales tax at 40% are simple policy adjustments that bring great gain so we can pay for America's defence and maybe the defence of the free world also. Aren't you great? Arent you Americans? Dont let your imagination of South Central or South Side cause you to hesitate. There was a young man who, in 1989, asked why America is still paying for Japan's defence? Questions like this will make you a politician. Solving the problem will make you a politician or keep you in the game. Now, America is in debt to Asia. I AM NOT SURE IF THAT IS WHAT THE YOUNG MAN WANTED BUT IT COULD BE THE COLLATERAL DAMAGE OCCAJONED BY HIS PUBLIC INFLUENCE. ASIA that includes Japan PAYS FOR The American government's daily operations and the defence and they certainly do pay for our defence. This is in itself a problem. Solving it involves us paying a significant part of our own defence and this would involve the simple policies necessary to have a modern, normal economy with a sales tax of 20% or 35% or some where in between those two markers. Also, every citizen requires a universal unconditional minimum income support so that, after job automation, we can be sure that the robotically produced goods will still sell and there is economic activity. It would be good if the people in South Side or South Central had enough of pay the rent, buy food and finance month to month a small Ford vehicle or a Toyota or a Mitsubishi or a GM. Because so much of the work is being done by machines and robots, fewer people have money sufficient to buy the goods produced and keep themselves safe. All other countries have a universal unconditional minimum income support except the two Anglo North American countries. However certain territories within these countries have UNIVERSAL UNCONDITIONAL MINIMUM INCOME SUPPORT funding. Once the sales tax is managed and set to the right fiscally responsible percentage, we can pay down our debts to Asia and start paying for our own defence again. It is time for a normal economy that serves our national defense interests and that defends the people, innoculates people from the technological changes impacting our daily bread and our quiet citizens' lives.

Simple Policy Adjustments:  The universal minimum income support at $60,000.00 per year per citizen  that satisfies the cost of living and the reasonable sales tax at 40% are simple policy adjustments that bring great gain so we can pay for America's defence and maybe the defence of the free world also. Aren't you great? Arent you Americans? Dont let your imagination of South Central or South Side cause you to hesitate.     There was a young man who, in 1989, asked why America is still paying for Japan's defence? Questions like this will make you a politician. Solving the problem will make you a politician or keep you in the game.  Now, America is in debt to Asia. I AM NOT SURE IF THAT IS WHAT THE YOUNG MAN WANTED BUT IT COULD BE THE COLLATERAL DAMAGE OCCAJONED BY HIS PUBLIC INFLUENCE.  ASIA  that includes Japan PAYS FOR The American government's daily operations and the defence  and they certainly do pay for our defence.  This is in itself a problem.  Solving it involves us paying a significant part of our own defence and this would involve the simple policies necessary to have a modern, normal economy with a sales tax of 20% or 35% or some where in between those two markers.  Also, every citizen requires a universal unconditional minimum income support so that, after job automation, we can be sure that the robotically produced goods will still sell and there is economic activity.  It would be good if the people in South Side or South Central had enough of pay the rent, buy food and finance month to month a small Ford vehicle or a Toyota or a Mitsubishi or a GM.      Because so much of the work is being done by machines and robots, fewer people have money sufficient to buy the goods produced and keep themselves safe.  All other countries have a universal unconditional minimum income support except the two Anglo North American countries.  However certain territories within these countries have UNIVERSAL UNCONDITIONAL MINIMUM INCOME SUPPORT funding. Once the sales tax is managed and set to the right fiscally responsible percentage, we can pay down our debts to Asia and start paying for our own defence again.   It is time for a normal economy that serves our national defense interests and that defends the people, innoculates people from the technological changes impacting our daily bread and our quiet citizens' lives.   

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